Mark MacKinnon is a Senior International Correspondent for The Globe and Mail, based in London. With extensive experience reporting from various regions including Moscow, the Middle East, and Beijing, Mark's articles focus on international conflicts, geopolitical issues, and the impact on Canada's national interests.
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Mark MacKinnon's coverage focuses primarily on international conflicts, particularly those involving Ukraine, Russia, and the Middle East. His emphasis is on evolving stories and breaking news related to government and politics.
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By: Mark MacKinnon
For more than two decades, Marwan Barghouti has been the most famous Palestinian in Israeli prison, hailed by many as the next leader of his people.
By: Mark MacKinnon
The trucks slowly lumbered forward, passing single file through a gap in the seven-metre-high concrete barrier that separates Israel from the northern Gaza Strip.
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Israel will send a delegation to Egypt to continue ceasefire negotiations, PM Netanyahu’s office says
By: Nathan Vanderklippe, Mark Mackinnon
Ziv Kipper, owner of an Egyptian fruit and vegetables company, was shot dead by unknown gunmen
By: Mark Mackinnon
Hospitals, struggling to treat the wounded, have few resources to keep newborns safe as an estimated 180 are born every day in the Palestinian enclave
Listen to this article An Israeli-Canadian businessman has been murdered in the Egyptian city of Alexandria, with some of the early evidence
By: Mark Mackinnon, Menaka Raman-Wilms
Senior International Correspondent Mark MacKinnon brings us up to speed on Israel’s push into Rafah, and ceasefire talks
By: Mark MacKinnon
Listen to this article When he's at his residence in Jerusalem, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu only has to peek through the curtains to see the crowds calling for his resignation.
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